Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  It saddens up to announce that famed Japaense psychedelic and Pop artist, Keiichi Tanaami, died on August 9, 2024, at the age of 83. The announcement was made via his gallery, Nanzuka Underground, this evening.  Tanaami, born in 1936, had been an active graphic designer, filmmaker, and artist…

Source Design You Trust  In 1912, American businessman Ed Noble transformed a peppermint candy shaped like a life saver into a popular treat through innovative packaging, distinctive labels, and convenient displays. Life Savers established its first factory in Australia in 1921, with Bill Kirby playing a key role in expanding the brand across Australia and…

Source Design You Trust  Award-winning Spanish illustrator Roger Olmos crafts captivating visual narratives that blend whimsy with the eerie. Starting in scientific illustration, he later developed a distinctive style in children’s illustration, balancing the whimsical and the macabre, with his work featured in over 100 books internationally. More: Instagram, Behance Source

Source Design You Trust  Illustrator and muralist Paweł Ponichtera offers an intimate glimpse into his creative process through a collection of raw, black-and-white sketches. Crafted spontaneously between June 2023 and January 2024, these 72 expressive pieces, inspired by faces and figures, were created using simple tools like a brush, pens, and Black Indian ink. More:…

Source Colossal   “Green Cone Diatom.” All images © Jiyong Lee, shared with permission From a young age, artist and educator Jiyong Lee (previously) was fascinated with biological processes. He grew up paging through medical illustration books, amazed by cells and how life starts with the proliferation of just one. Lee’s ongoing Segmentation series is an…

Source Colossal   Detail of “Like Father Like Son.” Installation view of ‘Max Hooper Schneider: Carnival of Gestation,’ UCCA Center for Contemporary Art, 2024. Photos by Sun Shi. All images © Max Hooper Schneider, courtesy UCCA Center for Contemporary Art, shared with permission Within a fictional world where organisms adapt to strange circumstances and highly processed…

Source Colossal   Clayton Harris. A breaching humpback whale on its migration path along the coastline, New South Wales, Australia. Wildlife category finalist While rays live alone for most of the year, they gather during breeding or migration into groups known as fevers, which number in the hundreds and sometimes thousands. Mobula rays, like those captured…

Source Artsy Shark  Mixed media artist Jill Pearson shares a colorful and dynamic portfolio of abstracts inspired by the landscape. The post Featured Artist Jill Pearson appeared first on Artsy Shark.